Does this showerhead use 1 1/2 in. IPS connections?
9667
It is a standard connection. 1/2 in. 14 NPT.IPS (Internal pipe swivel) female.Comes with everything you need except for Teflon tape.
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Yes. It's very easy to fit. Be sure to use plenty of Oatey "Great White" plumbers jointing compound. It' only $3~4 at any hardware store. Stir well and don't be stingy with it. Then tighten firmly but too firmly. Turn the shower on and if it doesn't leak you're finished. If it does leak at the tube to showerhead connection or the tube to outlet connection, simply tighten a bit more. Be sure to follow the cleaning instructions(i.e. run your finger along the little holes after your shower to keep them free oflime . All you will need is an adjustable wrench and a mole wrench for the tube. Cover the tube and nut with tape to keep from marking them. If you can screw in a light bulb you can do this. Yes. It's very easy to fit. Be sure to use plenty of Oatey "Great White" plumbers jointing compound. It' only $3~4 at any hardware store. Stir well and don't be stingy with it. Then tighten firmly but too firmly. Turn the shower on and if it doesn't leak you're finished. If it does leak at the tube to showerhead connection or the tube to outlet connection, simply tighten a bit more. Be sure to follow the cleaning instructions(i.e. run your finger along the little holes after your shower to keep them free oflime . All you will need is an adjustable wrench and a mole... » Read More Yes. It's very easy to fit. Be sure to use plenty of Oatey "Great White" plumbers jointing compound. It' only $3~4 at any hardware store. Stir well and don't be stingy with it. Then tighten firmly but too firmly. Turn the shower on and if it doesn't leak you're finished. If it does leak at the tube to showerhead connection or the tube to outlet connection, simply tighten a bit more. Be sure to follow the cleaning instructions(i.e. run your finger along the little holes after your shower to keep them free oflime . All you will need is an adjustable wrench and a mole wrench for the tube. Cover the tube and nut with tape to keep from marking them. If you can screw in a light bulb you can do this. « Show Less
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it is the standard - whatever that is? sorry i can't be more helpful (i'm a girl-live in l.i.-ny). but i didn't have to use anything special - just screwed it in and enjoyed! the best - you won't be sorry!!!
1013676
Absolutely. It's designed to just be an extension or replacement of the existing wall fitting. All shower head fittings are 1/2"NPT (1/2 inch diameter, National Pipe Thread). This is the standard.
400603
I pretty sure the answer is no but I will check later and get back to you. The one time I ran into a problem was a nut on an old 1/2" ips connections. The faucet set was 40 years old. The new nuts to fasten the faucet down by tightening down over the 1/2" IPS fit fine The supply nuts fit fine. I don't believe you can go much larger than 1 5/16" hex-
1092590
I dont believe it does, and if it does it is easily removed. The more water pressure you have the better the shower head works. Its cool....
1503411
Both inlet and outlet are 1". Use a reducing coupler for the in, thats what I did. No setting for the pressure, there is only a pressure switch for on and of 30/50 psi.
1236332
Absolutely yes. There is a 1/2" threaded hole on both sides (top and bottom). It comes in the box with a 1/2" plug installed in the bottom; on the top are the hot/cold inlets and another 1/2" threaded hole for the shower head riser. All you have to do is flip it over, install the drain plug on the other side, and then you can connect the wate from the bottom.
1225650
none.The shifter handle that mounts on the wall, does it all. off/on hot/cold.You may want to remove screens and fittings from inside the showerhead, if you have hard water.
1846418
Not sure but this unit stinks. Like I said you get more water pressure out of a shower head. Mine just sits in a closet because I haven't thrown it away yet. Don't get this one for sure.
1038435
I have one ½ inch (none drip) tube running from the tap around the garden (more than 100 ft) and I have connected few of these drip lines into that. It works fine. But I have not tried connecting ¼ inch to 1/4 inch. But if you have enough water pressure, this should works.
92042
I assume your wanting to connect it to were your shower head connected. Yes it will connect
15423
They sit inside the end fitting of the hose, and all of the hoses have the same sized end fittings so that they will work with the typical standard residential water faucet that comes out of the exterior house wall. So a 1/2" hose has the same size end fitting as a 3/4" hose. So you should be able to use it with any size residential hose.
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All it has is an inlet that allow the water in to keep the system at a set pressure so the well will not kick on and off every few sec. It has an 1 1/2" pipe size for your hookup! No house connection. I hope this helps you
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If i remember right the inlet and outlet are both 1 1/2 pipe. there big!!! and the pumps work great too from what ive seen i did look in the description and it also said 1 1/2 pipe also
1096742
It may be 1/2 flow but 3/4 inch threading.... Like when you measure PVC pipe it's the size of the inner diameter, not the outside, so 1" is slightly larger than 1"
1736441
Yes. Diverter only shifts the water between shower heads. You still need a separate on / off valve
151776
Connects to standard shower neck . But pressure is weak it uses all it's power to turn the LEDs
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I would say the 1/2 inch is distribution hose. I install the emitters directly into this hose and use 1/4 line to direct water where I need it or I use the mini sprayers for wider areas. There is a little punch tool to make the hole for the emitter. When you need to move the emitter, there are little plugs you can get for the hole.